Maple Valley High School - Mavahian Yearbook (Vermontville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1965 volume:

We have used this spotlight on Maple Valley as a symbol of the light cast by education. Education is a beacon which lights our passage today as well as to our future. This yearbook represents all the facets of school life. Above all the Mavahian will serve as a beam to remind us of our year at Maple Valley. 2 Table of contents School life........................5 Administration....................19 Organizations.....................33 Athletics.........................47 Junior High.......................59 1 SCHOOL LIFE Excitement brews at homecoming Homecoming Queen Rosalie Slade gets roses and a kiss from Principal Forrest Rinehart. Senior homecoming float, Dearie, Do You Re- member When, won first prize. Barbara Edick, Princess, receives something to remember from the homecoming of 1964. PEP RALLY PAYS OFF, MAPLE VALLEY 32—OLIVET 6 6 The team gets a free ride at the pep rally. 'Welcome to Mexico, was one of the many dis- plays of the Fair. All-school fair glows with energy Besides exhibits, the Fair provided a dance, stage entertainment and food. Sophomore Julie Cranson was crowned queen of the 1964 All- School Fair. Students observe various monster pictures. Freshman Bruce McMillen aims for a basket as Sharon Richmond and Lonnie Ackley look on. Juniors sparkle in one-act plays Play: TO THE LOVELY MARGARET Kendale Dennis, Professor; Anita Benedict, Julia; Kathy Harp, Margaret; Charlene Williams, Jackie; Steve Douse, Kock. Play: EVEN EXCHANGE Harold Helsel, Andy; Audrey Rockwell, Effie; Kathy Stanton, Mrs. Winslow. Play: LONG RETREAT Jane Frost, Nora; Tom Oleson, Stephen. Mrs. Barbara Hlavac directed juniors as they presented three one-act plays. 8 Kathy Harp and Charlene Williams chatted in To A Lovely Margaret. STANDING: J. Mahar; A. Skedgell; R. Collier B. Hunt K. Howe; D. Bruce; F. Babcock; P. Adrianson; M. Kru- ger; G. Gutchess; M. Barrette; T. Shetenhelm; M. Kilpatrick. MIDDLE ROW: R. Childs; J. Gray; M. Ackett; S. Lewis; J. Heinze. FRONT ROW: M. Jones; L. Wolfe; M. Shaw; S. Skedgell. Seniors present “the girl that I marry THE GIRL THAT I MARRY Master of Ceremonies--Mike Kilpatrick Reader--Margarete Kruger Mr. Milburn--Forrest Babcock Mrs. Milburn--Pat Adrianson Elizabeth--Sandra Lewis Barbara—Marlene Ackett, Sue Shaffer Abigail—Ruth Ann Childs Christine--Judy Gray Fae—Jeanette Heinze Larry--Ray Collier Brian--Mike Barrette Steve --Gordon Gutchess Sandy—Sue Skedgell Carole--Merlene Jones Helen--Marilyn Shaw Mrs. Firster, play director, received a bouquet of roses from the senior class. Linda—Linda Wolfe George Farnsworth--Tim Shetenhelm Maid--Ann Skedgell David Gilbert—Kearney Howe John Van Allen--David Bruce Jensen--Joe Mahar, John Stiffler Bill Martin—Bruce Hunt Stud. Dirs.--Karen Liebhauser, Charlene Schantz In this supposedly exciting scene Kearney Howe looked thoroughly bored as Marlene Ackett tried to romance him. 9 N.S.F.P.L.P.L. S.Q. highlights green giant hoot and stomp Entertainers at the dance were the New San Francisco Public Library Parking Lot String Quartet from Olivet College. The Valley of the Jolly Green Giant Hoot and Stomp was held March 26. Over two hundred people attended the dance held by the journalism class. The N.S.F.P.L. P.L.S.Q. from Olivet and the Petty Boys from M.V. performed during the dance. The Jolly Green Giant, Dick Steward, and friend, Merlene Jones, ruled the dance. 10 Casual pea-pickin' clothes were the rule at the Hoot and Stomp. Hearts shine at sweetheart ball A variety of records was played. The entertainment was enjoyed by all. A Valentine's box was the center of the Senior's Sweetheart Ball. Crepe paper streamers, paper hearts, and cupids formed the main decorations. At the intermission valentines were passed out to the couples present. Besides dancing all the time, guests enjoyed visiting while relaxing their tired feet. Students helped themselves to the refresh- ments. 11 National Maple Queen, Fran Handsel, from Ohio crowned Kathy Stanton. First prize float, entered by the People's Bible Church, was The Sun shines on This year marked the 25th annual Maple Syrup Fes- tival. Queen Kathy Stanton was crowned by Francis Handsel, the National Maple Queen. Other features of the Syrup Festival included parades with both the high school and junior high bands, a pancake breakfast, a midway on main street, stage acts, and a barbecue chicken dinner sponsored by the Methodist church. Majorettes Kathy Stanton and Bonnie Ewing led the Band during marching season. 12 Rem Wall and his band en- tertained at the Syrup Festival. The queen's court and Pattie Gaedert, the 1964 Syrup Fes- tival queen, listened to Mr. Forrest Rinehart. trees of the Lord are full of sap. 25 th festival Juniors operated a soft-drinks stand at Festival. MV band led the big parade at the Festival. The Syrup Festival court consisted of Linda Imhoff, alternate for queen, Barbara Thomason, Loa Hokanson, and Anita Benedict. 13 No tables or chairs were allowed, but they weren't needed. Girls bring guys to dogpatch Couples were chased up to Marryin' Sam to get hitched. Dancing was even more fun in shorts and sweatshirts. A day in Dogpatch was the theme for the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Girls escorted guys and made them corsages out of vegetables. A fine of ten cents was imposed on the boys if they refused to eat their corsages. The Petty Boys entertained at the dance. 14 Neptune’s court shin Marilyn Huff and Sallea Moore watched as Bob Snow presented roses to the advisor, Mrs. Carpenter, and they greeted guests as they entered. Senior's danced dreamily as they remembered that it was their last high school prom. Juniors worked hard to make Neptune's Court a success. Decorations included fishnets, balloons, treasure chests, boats, mermaids and other sea objects. The Pekrul Sisters from Charlotte performed a comedy dance routine, and Karl Kane played the organ. Decorated cakes and punch were served at intermission. Sophomore pirates catered the event. 16 mers in moonlight Balloons floated over dancing couples. Fishnets hid seated couples. Music was provided by Jack Masteller and his band. Under-water” dancing was enjoyed by all. 17 A rousing victory talk was given by Mr. Gibbs at the homecoming pep rally. Mr. Rinehart enjoyed crowning glowing homecoming queen Rosalee Slade. Enthusiastic chemistry students learned the funda- mentals from Mr. Arnold. American history students were aware of Mr. Wynes. Serving as judge at the local forensic contest was Mrs. Montgomery. 18 1 9 6 5 ADMINISTRA TION SUP‘nnknd” secmarus 20 This was Mr. Forrest Rinehart’s first year as the principal of Maple Valley High School. Mrs. Patricia Kivela was the secretary until Christ- mas. At that time she was transferred to the super- intendent's office. High school principal and secretaries Mrs. Rachel Weiler was the high school secretary during the second half of the school year. 21 Board of education BACK ROW: Mr. John Viele; Mr. Chris King; Mr. Elmer Jarvey; Dr. Thomas Myers. FRONT ROW: Mr. Earl Geh- man, Pres.; Mrs. Edna Smith, Sec.; Mr. Reinhart Zemke, Treas. Maple Valley's Board of Education, consisting of Ver- montville and Nashville citizens, has accomplished many things during the past year. Some of their dut- ies included hiring all personnel, handling all finan- cial obligations and making final decisions on opera- tions of the school district. They also set many of the school policies and approved school activities. 22 Social science Mr. Leon Housler taught world history. He also taught social problems and speech. 23 Vocational Tip-top typing and general business was instructed by Mrs. Irene Hamp. The principles of a happy home were taught by Mrs. Olith Hamilton in homemaking and home and family living. Miss Ruth Smith straightened out the squiggles in shorthand, the errors in book- keeping, and problems in office practice. 24 arts Metal work was taught by Mr. Ralph Richard- son. He also taught mechanical drawing. This was the first year it was offered to girls at Maple Valley. 25 First and second year algebra as well as advanced math were instructed by The fundamentals of physics Miss Shariot Sours. and geometry were untwisted by Mr. Wilmer Davis. Mathematics and science Mr. Michael Sorrel ruled the boy's physi- cal education classes, and he taught general mathematics. 26 Problems in physical science were smoothed out by Mr. William Gibbs. Mr. Gibbs was one of MV's guidance counselors. School services Aptitudes were found, intelligence was rated, college applications were processed, and discipline was carried out by Mrs. Gertrude Montgomery. 27 Miss Sandra Sykora instructed the chorus in techniques of good singing. First and second year Spanish was taught by Mr. Brian Selleck. He also taught English 10. Mr. Robert Stoel taught English 9 and 10. Languages Student teaching in Mrs. Dorothy Carpenter's speech classes was Miss Carol Chapman of Olivet College. English 4, journalism and speech was taught by Mrs. Dorothy Carpenter. Mrs. Barbara Hlavac instructed English 10 and 11. 28 Physical education Mr. Michael Sorrell was the assistant football and Jr. Varsity baseball coach. Coaching Varsity football, track, and Jr. Varsity basketball was Mr. William Gibbs. Varsity basketball and baseball were coached by Mr. James Wynes. Mr. Ralph Kirk coached Jr. Varsity football, and he was assistant track coach. Another assistant track coach was Mr. Gene Henderson who was also Junior High basketball coach. 29 Mr. Michael Sorrell taught boys' physical education. Mrs. Mary Ellen Wynes explained free throws in girls' physical education and noun clauses in English. Mr. Wentworth frequently spent time after school with individuals of the band or with whole sections. This was the expression Mr. Housler used when flattering the office girls or secretary. He had tests to be typed. School wasn't bad at all sometimes. The teach- ers were friendly, and the students could smile. Physical science wasn't all music as it looks like on the board. The chorus class had listened to a recording of 'West Side Story. Mr. Richardson, who retired this year, had a rov- ing eye for a pretty girl. A familiar sight was Mrs. Montgomery and her step watch. Mrs. Montgomery retired this year. Bus drivers NASHVILLE Helen Mason; Gaylon Fisher; Floyd Shilton; Dick Elliston; Rowland Reid. KNEELING: Larry Musser. Earle Frost; Ken Schutts; Cliff Baxter. VE RMONTVI LLE Clyde Benton; Russell Smith; Blake Makley; Doris Makley; Carl Thrun; Bruce Craner; Vance Cole. 31 Mrs. Dorothy Priddy and Mrs. Margaret Swiger prepared a nourishing meal for Maple Valley stu- dents. Cooks and custodians Mr. Buryi Townsend was the custodian at the high school. 32 Head of the maintenance department at Maple Valley was Mr. Wayne Skedgell. 1 9 6 5 ORGANIZATIONS BACK ROW: D. Viele; M. Kikpatrick; D. Steward; K. Howe; M. Steward. MIDDLE ROW: A. Skedgell; B. Ebersole; R. Childs; S. Lewis; L. Lindberg; G. Wrigglesworth. FRONT ROW: D. Jones; G. McVey, Ad Mgr.; M. Jones, Co-Ed.; Miss Smith, Advisor; S. Murphy, Co-Ed.; P. Gaedert, Treas.j D. Miller. Yearbook Things go better with Coke, even yearbook deadlines. 34 Students worked to the last minute to finish copy. The fundamentals of publishing a mimeographed paper were exhibited on a bulletin board. NjALLtO[S 0A $ ASSEMj k Journalism students were busy selling papers. Journalism BACK ROW: M. Barrette; R. Collier; G. Skidmore; C. Martin; D. Myers; D. Steward; B. Hunt. MIDDLE ROW: J. Heinze; S. Tonkin; B. Cranson; A. Shilton; K. Liebhauser; M. Kruger; P. Gaedert; C. Schantz; Mrs. Carpenter, Sponsor. FRONT ROW: S. Murphy; J. Banks; C. Penfold; J. Viele, Ed.; L. Wolfe; J. Hill; C. Root; M. Jones. BACK ROW: R. Snow; L. Marsh; D. Swan; J. Mahar; D. Myers; S. Douse, V. Pres.; L. Hokanson; A. Shilton. MIDDLE ROW: C. Schantz; L. Imhoff; S. Maurer; M. Kruger; S. Murphy; K. Stanton; P. Gaedert. FRONT ROW: J. Viele; M. Ackett; S. Hansen, Pres.; H. Goodenough; S. Laurie; M. Jones; Mrs. Montgomery, Advisor. Absent: Pat Adrianson, Sec.-treas. National honor society Nine juniors and seniors qualified for membership in the National Honor Society for their qualities of character, scholarship, service, and leadership. Six sophomores, Sarah Hansen, Patty Frith, Karl Kane. Gordon Swan, Dar- lene Jones, and Dave Lindberg, were accepted on probation. Members of the Honor Society enjoyed refreshments after initiation. New members L. Hokanson, D. Swan, K. Stanton, M. Kruger, J. Viele, S. Laurie, B. Snow, L. Imhoff, and S. Douse posed at their formal initiation. 36 Chess STANDING: P. Kane; J. Mahar; L. Snow, D. Suntken; B. Snow; R. Webb; Mr. Ison, Advisor. SEATED: M. Barrette; S. Douse; K. Howe; T. Oleson; J. Austin. State women's champion from Sexton, Miss Jean Pinkston, was defeated by freshman John Simmons. Forensics iMlkV� � BACK ROW: Mr. Rinehart, Advisor; B. McMillen; D. Myers; D. Steward; T. Oleson; R. Howe; L. Snow; S. Douse. MIDDLE ROW: L. Slade; A. Skedgell; C. Foote; S. Maurer; L. Marsh; M. Wyble; P. Gaedert; C. High; C. Wilmore; B. Parker. FRONT ROW: J. Mahar; S. Laurie, Treas.; H. Goodenough, Sec.; S. Skedgell, V. Pres.; J. Bahs, Pres.; K. Howe. Student council Maple Valley's Student Council had various activities on their agenda this year. At Christmas they sponsored a Christmas Tree Walk. All the canned food and money received was given to families in need in the Ver- montville-Nashville area. The Student Handbook and Student Council Constitution were remodeled for a fresh start for the 1965-66 school year. At the end of the school year, the student council made arrangements for the annual school elections. 38 K. Liebhauser; S. Moore; R. Barrette; H. Stierley; Mr. Ison, Advisor; S. Douse; M. Kruger. Debate DEBATERS PLACE THIRD IN STATE Maple Valley debaters competing against other Class C -D schools throughout the state ranked third at the Ann Arbor tournaments. They con- cluded a successful season with a record of sixteen wins and five losses. Debate tournaments weren't all seriousness. Margarete Kruger, first negative, found good lungs very useful at Ann Arbor tournaments. 39 Future homemakers of America BACK ROW: G. Foltz; J. Terpening; J. Terpening; S. Saunders; D. Green; S. Lursema; S. Shaffer; S. John- cock; H. Sterling; C. Ripley; J. Townsend; B. Ebersol. THIRD ROW: S. Skedgell; R. Snowden; D. Downing; J. Bowen; C. Whitmore; C. Jordan; C. Pixley; R. Shelton; M. Williams; B. Cousins. SECOND ROW: J. Shaneck; S. Powers; F. Schwab; C. Beebe; J. Deymond; L. Link; J. Hummel; S. Latta; S. Johncock; B. West; L. Gardner; C. Parker; B. Belson; B. Garvey; L. Thompson; V. Rose; Mrs. Hamilton, Advisor. FRONT ROW: L. Carpenter; A. Reid; S. Laurie; M. Spicer; C. Hubka; N. Todd; S. Wells; C. Gibson, D. Lind. Future farmers of America BACK ROW: J. Spicer; D. Stairs; D. Smith; L. Redman; D. Shilton; P. Goforth; R. Link; M. Burd; R. Burd; J. Halliwill; T. Quick. MIDDLE ROW: C. Dies; O. Whitmore, C. Tompson; R. Tuttle; C. Schantz; R. Olmstead; D. Gardner; D. Gusey; T. Rugg; M. Root. FRONT ROW: T. Shaw; A. Decker; K. Mead, Reporter; H. Ames, Vice Pres.; C. Lundstrum, Pres.; D. Daniels, Sentinel; D. Decker, Treas.j F. Dunham; Mr. Christiansen, Advisor; Holding Banner: H. Morrison, H. Hubka. 40 Future teachers of America BACK ROW: D. Snowden; M. McMillen; D. Myers; D. Steward; B. Hunt; H. McPherson. MIDDLE ROW: C. Norris; S. Laurie; J. Hill; J. Garlinger; L. Marsh; R. Childs; A. Shilton; L. Wolfe; B. Linsley; A. Skedgell. FRONT ROW: S. Graham; S. Maurer; J. Gray; Mrs. Firster, advisor; M. Ackett; G. McVey; S. Douse. Future nurses of America BACK ROW: L. Imhoff; B. West; P. Simmons; J. Terpening; Mr. Arnold, advisor. MIDDLE ROW: S. Wells; J. Banks; S. Tonkin; F. Speaks. FRONT ROW: C. Penfold; M. Speaks, Sec.; M. Jones, Pres.; A. Skedgell, Treas.; J. Gross. 41 STANDING: J. Hill; S. Richmond; P. Gaedert; M. Ackett; M. Jones. SEATED: Pat Kivela, Secretary. Office, library, and guidance staffs STANDING: B. Cousins; H. Morrison; N. Todd; F. Schwab; S. Moore; K. Huffman; J. Beard; K. Aumick; J. Shaneck; J. Banks; R. Collier; Mr. Ison, Librarian. SEATED: J. Schwab; C. Reid, and two students studying. Chorus BACK ROW: N. Todd; J. Cranson; M. Shaw; J. Hill; B. West; J. Miller; S. Friddle; J. Terpening; J. Wall. MIDDLE ROW: K. Huffman; L. Frazier; J. Wall; V. Hook; H. McPherson; M. Cogswell; S. Maurer; G. Foltz; B. Oaster. FRONT ROW: Miss Sykora, Advisor; A. Reid; I. Wiser; L. Miller; J. Terpening; B. Mason; E. Gladding; J. Richter; D. Wells; L. Northrup. 43 STANDING: R. Slade, S. Powers, F. Babcock, P. Barlond, D. Ramsey, T. Oleson. BACK ROW: S. Richmond, J. Skedgell, P. Kane, S. Latta, S. Crabtree, B. West, C. Benedict, J. Mix, K. Liebhauser, L. Schriver. MIDDLE ROW: K. Stanton, S. Moore, C. Williams, P. Thompson, V. Rose, J. Gross, B. Pufpaff, L. Snow. FRONT ROW: S. Hansen, J. Gross, H. Goodenough, A. Benedict, S. Hansen. Maple Valley 44 STANDING: J. Mahar, T. Shetenhelm, D. Kelsey, D. Rasey, K. Howe, A. Skedgell, K. Strohm, S. Graham, D. Swan. BACK ROW: N. Skedgell, T. Fox, S Douse, B. Snow, J. Heinze, D. Thrun, C. Steele, R. Pennock, B. Thompson, L. Shance. MIDDLE ROW: P. Heinze, S. Tonkin, J. Barrette, D. Eldred, N. Smith, L. Dingman, M. Ackett. FRONT ROW: B. Buell, K. Skedgell, J. Zellers, M. Steward, L. Hokanson. concert band Senior band members, BACK ROW: K. Howe; T. Shetenhelm; K. Liebhauser; F. Babcock, Stud. Dir.; J. Mahar; B. Thompson; C. Bene- dict. FRONT ROW: H. Goodenough, Sec.; J. Drum Major, Ray Howe, Zellers; S. Hansen; J. Heinze; R. Slade; M. leads the band during march- Ackett; A. Skedgell, Sec. ing season. BACK ROW: S. Hansen; S. Laurie; P. Gaedert; Mr. Sorrell, Advisor; Miss Sours, Advisor; H. Goodenough; M. Cogswell; J. Hill. 5th ROW: H. McPherson; K. Strohm; G. Hoxie; R. Childs; D. Myers; T. Babcock; K. Howe; T. Oleson; A. Graham. 4th ROW: N. Gardner; B. Marsh; M. Speaks; B. Snow; L. Marsh; S. Douse; G. Skidmore; P. Goforth; J. Mahar; J. Garlinger; L. Dingman; L. Slade; K. Skedgell. 3rd ROW: C. Parker; C. Wilmore; G. McVey; C. High; S. Murphy; L. Imhoff; J. Gross; J. Gross; B. Thompson; B. Buell; S. Skedgell; R Heinze; J. Bahs; B. Hunt. 2nd ROW: D. Viele; P. Sage; M. Bell; F. Speaks; R. Shilton; M. Steward; L. Lind- berg; M. Shaw; P. Simmons; C. Benedict; R. Salde; S. Lursema; M. Kilpatrick. FRONT ROW: K. Thrun; P. Barlond; J. Heinze; J. Heinze; S. Richmond; S. Moore; P. Kane; A. Shilton; M. Ackett; D. Steward; L. Wolfe; J. Gray; J. Garlinger; A. Skedgell. Pep club 46 Cheerleaders led the school in cheers at pep assemblies and games. A THLETICS Senior football players BACK ROW: D. Bruce; F. Babcock; D. Myers; B. Hunt; J. Mahar; E. Jones; C. Lundstrum; J. Bahs; R. Knapp; J. Garlinger. FRONT ROW: R. Collier; G. Skidmore; M. Kilpatrick; H. McPherson; Coach Gibbs. Varsity football team ltd BACK ROW: D. Carrigan; R. Link; M. McMillen; N. Steward; D. Stewards; S. Swan; P. Goforth; B. Reid; B. Yost. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Gibbs; R. Knapp; R. Collier; B. Hunt; H. McPherson; D. Bruce; J. Bahs; R. Heinze; Coach Sorrell; Coach Henderson. FRONT ROW: D. Wyant, Manager; D. Myers; J. Garlinger; E. Jones; Co-Capt's., J. Mahar, M. Kilpatrick; C. Lundstrum; F. Babcock; G. Skidmore. 48 Junior varsity football team BACK ROW: W. Gould; P. Heinze; L. Mater; T. McWhorter; B. Blake; D. Ramsey; J. Austin; R. Trowbridge. MIDDLE ROW: J. Elliston; C. Thompson; G. Austin; G. Shaw; L. Thompson; B. Mason; D. Furlong; S. Parr; P. Tuttle; J. Harp; C. Corbin. FRONT ROW: Coach French; B. Hickey; K. Meade; W. Lehman; D. Stine; D. Baker; B. McMillen; J. Shaw; K. Strohm; D. Shilton; J. Gaedert; J. Adrianson; Coach Kirk. MV 20 Varsity Football 1964 Dewitt 20 Junior Varsity Football 1964 MV 20 Bellevue 20 MV 12 Springfield 33 MV 6 Pennfield 26 MV 6 Bellevue 19 MV 13 St. Philips 40 MV 0 Pennfield 26 MV 0 Climax -Scotts 27 MV 6 St. Philips 33 MV 32 Olivet 6 MV 0 Climax-Scotts 0 MV 35 Springport 27 MV 19 Olivet 12 MV 7 Won 2 Springfield Lost Tied 4 2 13 MV 6 Springport Won Lost 2 4 Tied 1 0 CEREAL CENTER GRID STANDINGS 1964 W L T St. Philips 7 0 0 Pennfield 6 1 0 Springfield 5 2 0 Climax-Scotts 4 3 0 Maple Valley 2 4 1 Bellevue 2 4 1 Springport 1 6 0 Olivet 0 7 0 49 Varsity basketball Varsity Schedule 1964-65 Team We They Lakewood 54 79 Delton 58 80 Bellevue 86 63 St. Philip 56 68 Springport 70 58 Olivet 65 54 Springfield 49 57 Climax-Scotts 66 76 Pennfield 53 79 St. Philip 83 92 Bellevue 61 52 Springport 74 76 Olivet 85 69 Springfield 64 88 Climax-Scotts 66 67 Lakewood 58 69 Pennfield 65 82 District Tournament Hickory Corners- Kellogg 56 67 We want a basket. BACK ROW: R. Knapp, M. McMillen, J. Bahs, K. Strohm, G. Swan; B. Snow; Coach Wynes. FRONT ROW: B. Hunt; D. Steward; L. Lindberg; M. Kilpatrick, J. Newman. BACK ROW: Coach B. Gibbs; J. Adrianson; K. Meade; D. Hawkins; L. Snow; D. Shilton; D. Stine; R. Howe; T. Quick; J. Miller; Mgr. L. Shance. FRONT ROW: D. Baker; B. Reid. Junior varsity and freshman basketball JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE 1964-65 VARSITY LEAGUE STANDINGS Teams We They Battle Creek Pennfield 14 - 0 Lakewood 34 57 Battle Creek St. Philip 11 - 3 Delton Bellevue 47 96 74 77 Battle Creek Springfield Climax-Scotts 11 - 7 - 3 7 St. Philip 56 70 Maple Valley 5 - 9 Springport 74 58 Springport 4 - 10 Olivet 70 55 Olivet 2 - 12 Springfield 76 93 Bellevue 2 - 12 Climax-Scotts 61 76 Pennfield 40 65 St. Philip 54 71 Bellevue 51 52 Springport 48 45 Olivet 66 69 Springfield 58 67 Climax-Scotts 39 58 Lakewood 38 61 Pennfield 58 72 BACK ROW: D. Furlong; C. Thompson; E. Cranson; C. Corbin; D. Smith; L. Stiffler; D. Childs; B. Ray; W. Gould; D. Ramsey; J. Simmons; J. Simmons; J. Furlong; A1 Decker; Coach M. Sorrell. FRONT ROW: P. Heinze, B. McMillan; M. Root. Varsity baseball BACK ROW: Coach Wynes; D. Steward; B. Hunt; R. Heinze; A. Simmons; J. Newman. FRONT ROW: J. Austin; R. Knapp; H. McPherson; M. Kilpatrick; M. Cogswell; D. Hawkins. Junior varsity baseball BACK ROW: Coach Sorrell; C. Norton; B. Ray; P. Heinze; L. Snow; D. Ramsey; W. Gould; D. Wyant. MIDDLE ROW: J. Spicer; R. Dilliner; C. Wright; D. Shipman; C. Thomson; C. Corbin. FRONT ROW: S. Parr; F. Shaffer; B. McMillen; B. Hickey; G. Shaw; G. McVey. Track BACK ROW: Coach Gibbs; V. Higdon; B. Reid; P. Goforth; J. Bahs; J. Garlinger; B. Higdon; K. Dennis; G. Gutchess; K. Mead; R. Collier. MIDDLE ROW: K. Strohm; J. Bosworth; D. Bruce; F. Babcock; J. Mahar; T. Oleson; B. Eastman; T. Soles; D. Vliek. FRONT ROW: K. Howe; M. Root; B. Yost; M. McMillen; D. Car- rigan; D. Carrigan. Track League Meet MV 61 1 2 Olivet 47 1 2 St. Philips 69 MV 52 Mason 56 1 2 Springport 28 1 2 Maple Valley 32 1 2 MV 64 Climax-Sc otts 45 Olivet 31 MV 34 1 2 Portland 37 1 2 W ayland 65 Springport 21 MV 54 Springfield 55 Bellevue 12 1 2 MV 22 St. Philips 87 Pennfield 11 MV 36 Bellevue 73 Springfield 10 MV 57 Pennfield 52 Climax-Scotts 8 MV 45 Caledonia 64 Varsity Baseball MV 5 Pennfield 4 MV 4 Bellevue 1 MV 5 St. Philips 6 MV 3 Springfield 0 MV 4 Bellevue 3 MV 7 Springport 0 MV 1 Climax-Scotts 3 MV 7 Olivet 9 MV 13 Olivet 4 MV 14 Springport 3 Won 7 Lost 3 53 Physical education Coach Sorrell instructed Mike McMillen on the duties of a student teacher. 54 Freshman girls found bouncing on the trampoline fun and exciting. STANDING: Mrs. Wynes; Miss Sours. KNEELING: J. Hummel; S. Hansen; N. Skedgell; S. Wright; P. Thompson. SITTING: C. Foote; B. Marsh; N. Gardner; S. Jones; S. Powers. Intramural basketball Sophomores and juniors battle it out, with final score, Sophs 48, Juniors 30. Final game between sophomore and junior girls; the sophs won 13 to 12. STANDING: T. Rugg; D. Hawkins; J. Newman; D. Shilton. KNEELING: L. Snow; B. Yost; B. Juniors and frosh wait for the Reid; P. Goforth. rebound. 55 Varsity cheerleaders Mrs. Wynes and Varsity cheerleaders look up new cheers. An active year was set by the Varsity cheer- leaders besides creating spirit at the games. In October, they attended a clinic at Grand Rapids where they learned how to do a pompom routine to Be True To Your School by the Beach Boys. In January, at a state-wide clinic in Lansing they won a plaque for this routine. Before the year was over, another routine was done to Sweet Georgia Brown. Four seniors and two sopho- mores made up the squad. Practice makes perfect. Left to right: Charlotte Foote, Susan Hansen, Sarah Hansen, Sue Maurer, Pattie Gaedert, Susie Laurie. Junior varsity cheerleaders New peppy cheers added to the sparkle of the Junior Varsity cheerleaders this year. Attend- ing clinics, they brought home new motions and ideas to present to the students. They did pyramids and skits which made the games much livelier. Nice work JV’s! Top to bottom: Margaret Speaks, Nancy Gardner, Lois Dingman, Kathy Skedgell, Becky Marsh, Linda Slade. JV cheerleaders create enthusiasm at homecoming pep rally. 57 The JV's carry the Olivet dummy to a burning death. rough on the tennies. Pep meetings were held to rouse school and team spirit. Girl's basketball was rougher than football, especially during intramural games. Junior Varsity and Varsity cheerleaders led the rally before homecoming at Vermont- ville. Football—a sport both rewarding and competitive but hard on coaches and bones. 58 1 JUNIOR HIGH Faculty Mrs. Hilda Baas, Principal; Mrs. Pat Sebrell, Secretary. Miss Jennie Boyd, Mathematics; Mrs. Carolyn Wentworth, Home Economics; Mr. Steve Harrison, History; Mr. Melvin Kivela, Shop. Mr. Thomas Wentworth, Band Director. Mrs. Mildred Allen, Librarian; Mrs. Ingrid Northrup, English; Mr. Ralph Kirk, Science; Mr. Gene Henderson, Physi- cal Education; Mr. Wil- liam Whitman, English. 60 Seventh Grade S. Baker, P. Barlond, C. Barrette, D. Bassett, R. Beecher, G. Belcher, L. Benedict. L. Ackett, J. Aldrich, D. Allen, R. Allen, L. Andrews, M. Austin, P. Austin. H. Carpenter, S. Cates, R. Chaffee, F. Cook, L. Cook, M. Cranson, M. Cousins. D. Betts, D. Bolton, V. Boomer, J. Bow- man, R. Brown, S. Burd, B. Carpenter. K. Decker, B. Dies, S. Dies, C Dilliner, D. Dipert, D. Downing, D. Downing. D. Evert, K. Foote, S. Foote, D. Foster, L. Fox. F. Furlong, W. Frazier. S. Gaedert, J. Gann, R. Gam, N. Gladding, M. Hansen, R. Har- rington, J. Harp, J. Herman, H. Hinckley, S. Hinckley, N. Homan, E. Huff- man, N. Hufford J. Ison. 61 C. Jensen, J. Johncock, P. Jop pie, K. Kane, P. Keesler, M. Ken- yon, D. Kilgore. D. Lake, P. Lase- man, S. Lewis, D, Lindberg, G. Lins ley, C. Loft, S. Mahseny. T. Marisch, D. Marshall, J. Ma- son, D. McIntyre, S. Miller, C. Mix R. Myers. K. Nelson, B. Oaster, C. Par- ker, B. Pennock, S. Pierce, D. Pil lars, H. Planck. J. Plaunt, S. Priddy, M. Pot- ter, R. Redden, G. Roberts, L. Ruffner, D. Rugg, L. Russell, G. Satterlee, N. Sat terly, R. Schwab B. Scott, R. Shance, D. Shat- tuck. L. Shaw, P. Sher- man, P. Shook, P. Showalter, G. Skidmore, T. Slo cum, J. Smith. CLASS ADVISORS AND OFFICERS Mr. Whitman; Miss Boyd; P. Bar- lond, Pres.; P. Sherman, V. Pres.; T. Wells, Sec.; D. Lindberg, Treas. 62 J. Smith, J. Snowden, G. Snow, D. Spicer, I. Spicer, R. Spit- zer, G. Staup. D. Steidle, A. Steward, S. Stew- ard, D. Swan, G. Sweet, F. Syl- vester, B. Ter- pening. P. Thomason, S. Thompson, V. Thompson, T. Thornton, B. Trowbridge, D. VanNeste, M. Viele. H. Vlick, T. Wells, T. Wells, V. Wheaton, T. Whitmore, K. Wilmore, N. Winnie. J. Wiser, M. Wiser, R. Wol- cott, V. Woodard, J. Woudstra, L. Wright. Eighth grade CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Mr. Kirk; R. Hulsebos Sec.; A. Blommer, Pres.; P. Stan- ton, V. Pres.; S. Latta, Treas.; Mrs. Wentworth. M. Ackett, J. Aldrich, V. Bab- cock, G. Bahs, S. Be Ison, K. Bene- dict, A. Blommer C. Boughten, C. Buell, W. Burd, R. Cheal, E. Cheeseman, D. Chesney, T. Childs. 63 H. Cotton, C. Cranson, B. Dag ler, M. Daniels, J. Dennis, C. Dies, D. Dipert. K. Douse, D. Dunham, P. Eaton, C. Eldred P. Evans, R. Fel- der, D. Fisher. D. Foote, K. Fox D. Friddle, B. Frith, N. Garvey, R. Gibson, J. Go forth. H. Gordenski, S. Graham, L. Hall- iwill, K. Hein- isch, D. Hinckley, D. Hose, D. Hubka. Two students displayed their talent on stage. Students danced at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. J. Hufford, B. Hulbert, J. Hull, R. Hulsebos, C. Hummel, P. Hum- mel, L. Hyatt. 64 D. Musser, E. Nelson, L. Nel- son, M. Newman, S. Norris, D. Ol- sen, M. Parr. L. Loyd, V. Lund- strum, G. Mc- Crimmon, J. McCrimmon, D. McVey, L. Moon, O. Moore. G. Parsons, R. Pierce, S. Pit- cher, E. Purchis, J. Rasey, K. Raymond, D. Reid. G. Reid, J. Rid- dle, P. Ripley, T, Ripley, C. Root, D. Rose, K. Rose B. Shattuck, G. Shaw, W. Shaw, J. Sheldon, M. Sixberry, D. Smith , B. Snow. N. Snow, R. Stairs, R. Stan- baugh, P. Stan- ton, D. Sterling, D. Steward, S. Stine. L. Spidel, L. Swan, J. Swan, R. Sweet, S. Tefft, K. Turpen- ing, G. Townsend, K. Tyler, M. Van Blarcom, M. Varkoly, D. Vliek, N. Weiler, N. Weiler, D. Will- iams. K. Williams, K. Williams, H. Wolcott, D. Wood, D. Wright, G. Wright, R. Wright. 65 Junior high band BACK ROW: V. Wheaton; R. Redden; O. Moore; S. Graham; R. Felder; R. Myers; M. Potter; D. Rose; A. Linsley; D. Smith; P. Stanton; E. Purchis; S. Thompson; R. Shance. THIRD ROW: S. Baker; P. Showalter; D. Marshall; C. Loft; K. Nelson; J. Aldrich; L. Fox; D. Musser; K. Benedict; N. Weiler; N. Snow; G. Skidmore; D. Lindberg; A. Steward; G. Snow. SECOND ROW: C. Boughton; T. Marisch; M. Viele; B. Snow; D. Dunham; J. Ison; C. Kane; T. Wells; R. Gibson; D. Steidle; D. Fisher; V. Woodard; D. Foster; M. Kenyon; K. Douse; P. Joppie; S. Foote; T. Wells. FRONT ROW: M. Parr; C. Eldred; K. Fox; J. Rasey; J. Swan; G. Bahs; V. Thompson; L. Benedict; J. Herman; M. Van Blarcom; J. Dennis. 66 Chorus BACK ROW: S. Burd; D. Evert; M. Hansen; B. Hulbert; R. Gara; J. Mason; H. Plank; J. Woudstxa; B. Terpening; B. Oaster. FRONT ROW: D. Downing; C. Hummel; J. Shaw; C. Parker; L. And- rews; R. Schwab; N. Gladding; V. Babcock; J. Hufford; Miss Sykora, Instructor. Junior high dances Ruth Hulsebos sold another yearbook at the Mavahian Swing. 67 Junior high activities ALL SCHOOL FAIR Mrs. Baas; T. Wells; K. Rose; C. Mix. P.T.A. CARNIVAL STUDENT COUNCIL BACK ROW: T. Wells; P. Barlond; A. Blommer; L. Shaw; L. Nelson; P. Hummel; J. Gann; D. Dipert. MIDDLE ROW: D. Foote; M. New- man; F. Sylvester; K. Heinisch; K. Wilmore; K. Douse; D. Smith. FRONT ROW: G. Snow; M. Wiser, Treasurer; J. Dennis, Secretary; P. Stanton, V. Pres.; D. Rose, Pres.; Mrs. Baas, Advisor. MAVAHIAN STAFF BACK ROW: D. Foote; C. Barrette; P. Stan- ton; D. Undberg; R. Shance; S. Gaedert. FRONT ROW: M. Cranson; M. Viele; B. Frith, Editor; R. Hulsebos; C. Dies; Mrs. Northrup, Advisor. 68 Personnel BACK ROW: Mr. Harrison, Advisor; J. McCrimmon; G. Reid; D. Friddle; D. Fisher; J. Hull; D. Reid; D. Hose; G. Townsend; L. Swan; D. Johnson; D. Rose; Mr. Kirk, Advisor. MIDDLE ROW: L. Nelson; S. Joppie; N. Wei- ler; C. Cranson; D. Dipert; T. Ripley; K. Douse; C. Boughton; J. Riddle; L. Hyatt. FRONT ROW: R. Stairs; D. Musser; J. Sheldon; C. Buell, Treas.; S. Stine, Pres.; B. Dagier, V. Pres.; E. Purchis; T. Childs; D. Jewell; H. Gordenski. Rod and gun club COOKS: Mrs. Dorothy Benton and Mrs. Thelma Hall. CUSTODIANS: Mr. Dale Northrup and Mr. Ralph Wells. 69 Seventh grade sports CHEERLEADERS: D. Downing; C. Mix; K. Wilmore; J. Johncock; P. Barlond; C, Barrette. BASKETBALL TEAM: BACK ROW: G. Snow; S. Thompson; R. Beecher; R. Shance; N. Gladding; R. Schwab. MIDDLE ROW: K. Foote; F. Sylvester; C. Jenson; L. Ackett; H. Plank; N. Satterlee. FRONT ROW: R. Myers; D. Lindberg; A. Steward; Coach Henderson. 70 Eighth grade sports CHEERLEADERS: A. Blommer; D. Foote; N. Garvey; M. Newman; K. Rose; B. Snow. BASKETBALL TEAM: O. Moore; L. Swan; S. Teft; E. Nelson. MIDDLE ROW: W. Shaw; K. Heinisch; R. Felder; N. Snow; S. Graham. FRONT ROW: Coach Henderson; D. Fisher; D. Steward; B. Dagler; S. Stine; D. Smith. 71 L. Ackley P. Barlond J. Barrette C. Beebe M. Bell J. Bowen T. Burd R. Byrd L. Carpenter D. Carrigan J. Cheeseman D. Childs C. Corbin B. Cousins S. Crabtree E. Cranson A. Decker J. DeMond B. Dennis R. Dilliner L. Dingman D. Downing F. Dunham S. Eaton K. Foster CLASS OFFICERS: P. Barlond, V. Pres.; M. Steward, Sec.j D. Smith, Treas.; C. High, S.C.; L Slade, S.C. Freshmen w. Fouts Mrs. Greta Firster Mr. Wilmer Davis 72 D. Furlong J. Furlong D. Gagne R- Gagne W. Gould R. Graham P. Grant D. Gusey G. Hampton T. Harrington P. Heinze B. Hickey C. High J. Homan C. Hubka D. Hubka F. Huffman C. Jordon R. Keesler T. Kellogg A. Laseman J. Leinaar L. Lindberg L. Mater L, McCrimmon Freshman homecoming float, Our Boys Will Shine Tonight, with future football players and cheerleaders. Freshmen's Penny Pitch booth at the All-School Fair with Donald Smith, Linda Carpenter, Marsha Bell, Kathy Huffman and Francine Huffman as interested by-standers. 73 B. McMillen T. McWhorter R. Mead J. Miller C. Norton C. Parker J. Pierce C. Pixley D. Ramsey B. Ray Freshmen Janet Cheesmen, Peggy Young, Marcia Bell, Jenny Pierce, Stephanie Young and Carol Jordan display one of their many talents in gym class. The class of 1968, although this is their first year in senior high, is very enthusiastic and loyal toward their school. Among other activities the freshmen made a float for the football homecoming which re- ceived a prize. They also learned the neces- sity of working together as a group. B. Reid N. Reid C. Root M. Root P. Sage C. Schantz F. Schwab F. Shaffer M. Shaneck G. Shaw J. Shaw T. Shaw R. Shilton J. Simmons K. Skedgell 74 L. Slade D. Slocum D. Smith N. Smith R. Snowdon M. Spicer L. Stairs C. Steele M. Steward L. Stiffler R. Stierley C. Thompson S. Thompson D. Thrun M. Todd R. Todd K. Trowbridge D. Viele D. Vliek J. Whitaker C. Whitman S. Wells C. Wilmore L. Wood G. Wright 75 D. Wyant P. Young S. Young Sophomores CLASS OFFICERS CLASS SPONSORS Mr. James Arnold; Miss Ruth Smith; Miss Sharlot Sours; Mr. Ralph Richardson. Top to bottom: D. Lindberg, Treas.; C. Foote, S.C.; L. Snow, S.C., B. Parker, S.C.; J. Hummel, Sec.; D. Hawkins, V. Pres.; R. Howe, Pres. I? 3 J. Adrianson K. Allen H. Ames N. Apple man G. Austin C. Baker D. Baker E. Banks K. Banks M. Barton 76 L. Belcher B. Blake C. Cheeseman I. Cheeseman D. Clemens This year the sophomores' came one step closer to graduating. Popping the popcorn and pouring the pop during the basketball season at the con- cession stand highlighted this year. All-School Fair Queen, Julie Cranson, with her bouquet. M. Cook J. Cranson C. Dies B. Eastman M. Eastman B. Ebersole D. Eldred J. Elliston S. Evans G. Folts C. Foote L. Foster C. Fouts L. Frazier S. French P. Frith J. Gaedert D. Gardner N. Gardner B. Garvey 77 S. Hummel D. Hummel J. Hummel S. Johncock D. Jones D. Hawkins V. Hook R. Howe C. Huckendubler K. Huffman K. Kane D. Kelsey S. Kellogg S. Latta W. Lehman 78 D. Miller L. Miller J. Newman L. Northrup B. Oaster R. Olmstead B. Parker S. Parr C. Partridge D. Pennock B. Reid J. Reid J. Richter R. Root T. Rugg 79 J. Skedgell N. Skedgell J. Slocum D. Smith L. Snow F. Scott S. Scott D. Shilton D. Shipman E. Simmons M. Speaks J. Spicer F. Spidel D. Stairs L. Shance Sophomore Ray Howe performed a minstrel act at the All-School Fair. Bonnie West, Sue Johncock, Janeen Hummel and Luanne Link participated in FHA initiation. B. Sterling D. Stine G. Swan E. Sweet J. Terpening J. Terpening L. Thomason P. Thompson L. Thomson K. Thrun 80 81 Juniors CLASS OFFICERS L. Imhoff, Sec.; M. Wyble, S.C.; S. Moore, Treas.; S. Douse, Pres.; B. Snow, V. Pres.; D. Steward, S.C. B. Allen K. Aumick J. Austin R. Barrette J. Beard C. Beebe B. Belson A. Benedict B. Betts J. Bosworth D. Bouchard M. Browne B. Buell A. Burd M. Burd R. Burd D. Carrigan P. Carroll B. Cranson R. Cross D. Decker G. Delong R. Demond K. Dennis S. Douse 82 The junior class homecoming float won second prize, with a theme of Bye, Bye Birdie. B. Edick T. Fox C- French S. Friddle J. Frost J. Garlinger A. Graham S. Graham P. Grant J. Gray S. Green J. Gross J. Gross E. Halliwill J. Halliwill D. Hard art N. Hardart K. Harp R. Heinze H. Helsel B. Higdon V. Higdon V. Hoffman V. Hoffman L. Hokanson 83 L. Hokanson G. Hoxie H. Hubka M. Huff L. Hulsebos W. Hunt L. Imhoff S. Johncock P. Kane A. Kill H. Kruger G. Lake R. Link C. Martin R. Mason M. Me Mill en G. McVey J. Mix S. Moore C. Norris T. Oleson S. Olson D. Parker L. Parsons C. Pierce 84 Juniors do some serious thinking in American lit. class. B. Pufpaff B. Quick L. Redman A. Reid J. Reid S. Richmond A. Rockwell M. Root V. Rose J. Schwab J. Schaub L. Schriver A. Simmons D. Smith P. Smith R. Snow D. Snowden M. Snyder T. Sowles G. Stambaugh K. Stanton C. Staup D. Steward N. Steward K. Strohm 85 D. Suntken D. Swan B. Thomason S. Tonkin J. Wall J. Wall R. Webb C. Williams M. Wyble D. Yeomans Two junior members of the chess team participated in practice session. Juniors took part in many activities. 86 We wish to dedicate the senior section of the Mavahian to Mrs. Irene Hamp, the guardian angel of the senior class. Mrs. Hamp has advised the class since the seventh grade and helped make it possible for the seniors to go to Washington, D.C. on their senior trip. 87 Senior top ten Valedictorian Susan Hansen used the library often during the school year. Sue Murphy, Salutatorian Charlene Schantz, and Sue Maurer discussed government in front of a typical senior locker. The Maple Valley top ten consisted of Marlene Ack- ett, Bonnie Ewing, Susan Hansen, Margarete Kruger, Susan Maurer, Suzanne Murphy, Dave Myers, and Charlene Schantz, Ann Shilton, and Helen Stierley. There were twenty-seven seniors with grade averages above 3.0 Ann Shilton, Marlene Ackett and Bonnie Ewing all worked in the offices. Helen Stierley, Dave Myers and Marg- arete Kruger looked for books for a physics book report. The Top Ten took time out from their books. Absent: Susan Hansen. 88 Marlene Ackett Patricia Adrianson Forrest Babcock John Bahs Joyce Banks Mike Barrette Bonita Be Ison Cherry Benedict Catherine Bowen David Bruce Ruth Childs Beatrice Christman 89 Mike Cogswell Raymond Collier Dale Daniels Harold Degner Sally Eaton Bette Elliston Bonnie Ewing Pattie Gaedert Loretta Gardner Jerry Garlinger Greg Gibson Helen Goodenough 90 Dari an Graham Judy Gray Gordon Gutchess Susan Hansen Janice Heinze Jeanette Heinze Janet Hill Kearney Howe David Hummel Bruce Hunt Gary Imes Ed Jones 91 Merlene Jones Mike Kilpatrick Randy Knapp Margarete Kruger Susie Laurie Sandra Lewis Karen Liebhause Cliff Lunds trun Sharon Lursema Joe Mahar Linda Marsh Dorothy Marshall 92 Alice Martin Susan Maurer Donna Miller Wells Harry Morrison Susan Murphy David Myers Hugh McPherson Marcia Parr Carol Reid Carol Ripley Bruce Robertson Cindy Root 93 Sonja Satterly Sheila Saunders Charlene Schantz Sue Shaffer Judy Shaneck Gary Shattuck Marylin Shaw Tim Shetenhelm Ann Shilton Priscilla Simmons Ann Skedgell Sue Skedgell 94 Glenn Skidmore Rosalie Slade Frances Speaks Carrol Spicer Helen Stierley John Stiffler William Thompson Joan Townsend Terry VanAuken Jeanne Viele Larry Whitaker Irma Wiser 95 Unda Wolfe Gloria Wrigglesworth Jane Zellers Graduation As Susan Hansen gave the valedictory, Mr. Forrest Rine- hart, Mr. Riethmiller, president of Olivet College, and Mr. Carrol Wolff listened from the stage. Seniors marched across Fuller Street football field to receive their diplomas, June 3, 1965. Baccalaureate services were held May 30 at Griswold field in Vermontville. Class Night activities were held in the high school gym, and Commencement exercises at Fuller Street began a new life for the seniors. M¥HS I QTH VIS110M The MV band played Pomp and Cir- cumstance for the entering seniors. 96 Senior summaries ACKETT, MARLENE FTA 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1; Nat'l. Honor Society 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Band 1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1,2, 3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Forensics 4; Cheerleader 1,2; Yearbook 2,3; Office 2,3,4. ADRIANSON, PATRICIA FTA 2; Sr. Play; Band 1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 3,4; Nat'l. Honor Society 3,4 ; Pep Club 1,4. BABCOCK, FORREST Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Band 1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,4; Paper Staff 3; Library 1; Forensics 2; Class Officer 3; Foot- ball 1,4; Track 3; Pep Club 1,4. BAHS, JOHN FTA 2; Stud. C. 2,4 ; Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2; Pep Club 1.2.4. BANKS, JOYCE FHA 1,2; FNA 4; Band 1; Paper Staff 4; Yearbook 1; Library 4; Pep Club 1. BARRETTE, MIKE Football 2; Chess Club 4; Sr. Play. BELSON, BONITA FHA 1,2,3 ,4; Yearbook 1; Forensics 2. BENEDICT, CHERRY Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 4; Solo Ensemble 3,4; Paper Staff 3; Year- book 2; Forensics 4; Class Officer 1,2; Basketball 3; Pep Club 2,4; Syrup Festival. BOWEN, CATHERINE Bible Club 1,2. BRUCE, DAVID Sr. Play; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2.3.4. CHILDS, RUTH FTA 4; Sr. Play; Band 1,2; Paper Staff 1; Yearbook 2,3; Basketball 3; Pep Club 2,4; Forensics 4. CHRISTMAN, BEATRICE FHA 3; Chorus 3; Bible Club 1,2. COGSWELL, MIKE FTA 2; Chorus 3,4; Paper Staff 3; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Base- Held an office, captain. ball 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2; Pep Club 2,4 ; Forensics 4. COLLIER, RAYMOND FFA 1; Paper Staff 4; Library 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Wrestling 1,2; Varsity Club 2; Pep Club 2,4; Sr. Play. DANIELS, DALE FFA 1,2,3 ,4 ; Pep Club 4. DEGNER, HAROLD FFA 1; Baseball 1. EATON, SALLY ELLISTON, BETTE FNA 2. EWING, BONNIE Jr. Play; Band 1,2,3; Solo Ensemble 3; Paper Staff 2; Yearbook 2; Office 4; Pep Club 2; Majorette 2,3,4; Homecoming. GAEDERT, PATTIE Jr. Play; Band 1,2; Stud. C. 4; Paper Staff 4; Yearbook 1,2,4 ; Office 4; Nat'l. Honor Society 3,4; Class Officer 3,4; Basketball 3; Pep Club 1,2,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Majorette 1; Drum Majorette 2; Syrup Festival 3 ,4; Quill Scroll 4. GARDNER, LORETTA FHA 1,2,3,4; Band 1. GARLINGER, JERRY FFA 3; Jr. Play; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 2; Varsity Club 2; Pep Club 1,4. GIBSON, GREG Band 1,2; FFA 1,2. GOODENOUGH, HELEN Jr. Play; Band 1,2,3,4; Solo En- semble 3,4; Stud. C. 1,4 ; Year- book 3; Nat'l. Honor Society 3,4; Forensics 4; Class Officer 2,3; Basketball 3; Track; Pep Club 4 ; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Syrup Festival 3. GRAHAM, DARIAN FFA 1,2. GRAY, JUDY FTA 2,3,4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Chorus 3; Yearbook 3; Forensics 1; 97 Class Officer 1; Pep Club 1,2,4; Cheerleader 1,2; Homecoming. GUTCHESS, GORDON FFA 1,2; Sr. Play; Band 2; Basket- ball 1; Track 2,4. HANSEN, SUSAN FNA 2,3; FTA 2; Jr. Play; Band 1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Stud. C. 1; Paper Staff 3; Year- book 2; Nat'l. Honor Society 2,3 , 4 ; Forensics 2,3; Bible Club 1; Class Officer 1; Cheerleader 1,2,4; Track. HEINZE, JANICE FHA 2; Paper Staff 4; Basketball 3; Pep Club 4. HEINZE, JEANETTE FHA 2; Sr. Play; Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3; Pep Club. HILL, JANET FTA 1,2,4; Jr. Play; Band 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Paper Staff 4; Office 4; Forensics 4; Class Officer 2; Pep Club 1,4 ; Syrup Festival 3; Quill Scroll 4. HOWE, KEARNEY FFA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,4; Stud. C. 4; Yearbook 4; Chess Club 4; Basket- ball 1,2; Track 4; Pep Club 4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play. HUMMEL, DAVID FFA 1; Football 1; Track 1. HUNT, BRUCE FTA 2,3,4; Paper Staff 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Pep Club 1,2,4; Varsity Club 3; Sr. Play. IMES, GARY Football 3; FFA 1. JONES, ED Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Pep Club 1,2. JONES, MERLENE FNA 2,3,4 ; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Solo Ensemble 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Paper Staff 4; Yearbook 2,3,4 ; Nat'l. Honor Society 3,4; Forensics 4; Pep Club 2; Quill Scroll 4; Office 4. KILPATRICK, MIKE Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Band 2; Class Officer 2,4; Yearbook 4; Forensics 4; Football 2,3,4 ; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Varsity Club 2; Pep Club 1,2,4. KNAPP, RANDY Chess Club 2,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 4; Baseball 2,4; Track 3; Pep Club 4. KRUGER, MARGARETE FHA 2; FTA 1; Sr. Play; Paper Staff 2,3,4; Nat'I. Honor Society 4; Debate 4; Pep Club 2; Quill Scroll 4; Betty Crocker Award 4. LAURIE, SUSIE FHA 1,2 ,3,4; FTA 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Nat'l. Honor Society 4; Library 1; Yearbook 1,3; Stud. C. 3,4 ; Class Officer 2; Cheer- leader 2,4; Jr. Play. LEWIS, SANDRA Sr. Play. LIEBHAUSER, KAREN FTA 1,2,3; Sr. Play; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2; Solo Ensemble 3; Paper Staff 4; Office 3,4; Forensics 4; Pep Club 2; Debate 4; Quill Scroll 4; Yearbook 3. LUNDSTRUM, CUFF FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1,4; Pep Club 1,2,4. LURSEMA, SHARON FHA 1,2,4; Forensics 2; Pep Club 4; School Fair. MAHAR, JOE Band 1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1,2, • 3,4; Stud. C. 3,4; Nat'l. Honor Society 3,4; Chess Club 4; Class Officer 2,3; Football 1,2,3,4 ; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Varisty Club 1,2; Pep Club 4. MARSH, LINDA FTA 1,4; Band 1,2; Majorette 2; Stud. C. 1,4; Yearbook 2,3; Paper Staff 3; Nat'l. Honor Society 3,4; Class Officer 2; Basketball 3; Pep Club 1,4; Cheerleader 2; Syrup Festival 3. MARSHALL, DOROTHY Stud. C. 2; Paper Staff 2; Year- book 3; Pep Club 2; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Homecoming. ♦Held an office, captain. MARTIN, ALICE Chorus 3; Bible Club 1 . MAURER, SUSAN FTA 2,3,4; Jr. Play; Band 1,2; Solo Ensemble 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Stud. C. 3,4; Office 2,3; Nat'l. Honor Society 2,3,4; Forensics 2, 3,4; Basketball 2; Pep Club 1,2,4; Cheerleader 1,2,4; Softball 2. McPherson, hugh FTA 4; Chorus 3,4; Forensics 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Varsity Club 1,2; Pep Club 4. MORRISON, HARRY FFA 1,2,3,4; Library 4. MURPHY, SUZANNE FTA 1; Jr. Play; Stud. C. 2; Paper Staff 1,2,4; Yearbook 2,3,4 ; Office 4; Nat'l. Honor Society 3,4; Li- brary 2,3; Class Officer 1,4; Bas- ketball 3; Pep Club 1,2,4; Quill Scroll 4. MYERS, DAVID Quill Scroll 4; FTA 4; Jr. Play; Stud. C. 4; Paper Staff 4; Nat'l. Honor Society 3,4; Class Officer 1, 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Pep Club 2,4. PARR, MARCIA Paper Staff 3; Pep Club 4. REID, CAROL FHA 1; Office 3; Library 4; Basket- ball 2. RIPLEY, CAROL FHA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3; Bible Club 1,2. ROBERTSON, BRUCE ROOT, CINDY FHA 2; FTA 1; Paper Staff 4; School Fair 4. SATTERLY, SONJA FHA 1; Jr. Play; Band 1,2; Library 4; Bible Club ljPepCiub 1; Foren- sics 4. SAUNDERS, SHEILA FHA 1,2,3,4. SCHANTZ, CHARLENE FHA 1,2,3; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Stud. C. 1,3; Paper Staff 3,4; Yearbook 1,2,3; Office 2,4; Nat'l. Honor Society 2,3,4; Forensics 3; 98 Class Officer 2; Pep Club 1,2; Quill Scroll 4. SHAFFER, SUE FHA 1,2,3,4; Sr. Play; Library 1. SHANECK, JUDY FHA 1,2,3,4; Library 2,3,4; Pep Club 1. SHATTUCK, GARY Paper Staff 2,3. SHAW, MARYLIN FHA 1,2,3; Sr. Play; Chorus 4; Paper Staff 3; Yearbook 2; Forensics 3; Pep Club 2,4. SHETENHELM, TIM FFA 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Stud. C. 2. SHILTON, ANN FHA 1,2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4; Paper Staff 3,4; Office 4; Nat'l. Honor Society 3,4; Library 3; Forensics 2,3; Pep Club 1,4; Quill Scroll 4. SIMMONS, PRISCILLA FHA 1,2; FNA 2,3,4; Paper Staff 3; Yearbook 2; Bible Club 1; Soft- ball 2; Pep Club 4. SKEDGELL, ANN FNA 3,4 ; FTA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4 ; Sr. Play; Solo Ensemble 1,2; Stud. C. 3 ,4; Yearbook 3,4; Class Officer 4; Basketball 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,4; Cheerleader 1,2 ; CCC League Stud. C. Sec. 3,4. SKEDGELL, SUE FHA 1,2,3,4; FTA 3; Sr. Play; Stud. C. 3,4 ; Yearbook 1,3; Li- brary 1; Forensics 3; Pep Club 1,4. SKIDMORE, GLENN Band 1; Paper Staff 4; Football 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2; Pep Club 4. SLADE, ROSALIE Jr. Play; Band 1,2,3,4; Stud. C. 2; Paper Staff 3; Forensics 4; Basket- ball 3; Pep Club 2,4; Cheerleader 2; Homecoming 4. SPEAKS, FRANCES FHA 1; FNA 2,3,4; Paper Staff 2; Forensics 2; Basketball 2,3; Pep Club 4; Softball 3. SPICER, CARROL FFA 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Wrestling 1. STIERLEY, HELEN FHA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,3; Solo Ensemble 1,3; Bible Club 1,2; Debate 4. STIFFLER, JOHN Paper Staff 3; Track 1; Pep Club 1; Sr. Play. THOMPSON, WILLIAM FFA 1; Jr. Play; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2; Football 1,2; Varsity Club 1,2; Pep Club 4. TOWNSEND, JOAN FHA 1,2,3,4. VANAUKEN, TERRY FFA 1,2. VIELE, JEANNE Jr. Play; Paper Staff 1,2,3 ,4 ; Yearbook 2; Nat'l. Honor Soceity 4; Quill Scroll 4. WELLS, DONNA MILLER Chorus 3,4; Bible Club 1. WHITAKER, LARRY Track 1, Chorus 4. WISER, IRMA Chorus 3,4; Bible Club 1. WOLFE, LINDA FHA 1; FT A 2,3,4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Paper Staff 3,4; Yearbook 3; Library 3; Forensics 3; Pep Club 2, 4; Cheerleader 1,2; Quill Scroll 4; School Fair 2. WRICCLESWORTH, GLORIA FHA 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Forensics 3; Pep Club 1,2. ZELLERS, JANE FTA 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Solo En- semble 3,4; Pep Club 1. Senior trip Maple Valley seniors finally made it to the Capitol. Packing for the trip was Even if the seats were a little cramped at times, the seniors found room to play cards and make a lot of noise. ♦Held an office, captain. 99 WHERE TO SHOP KELLEY'S 5$ TO $1.00 BEEDLE'S INSURANCE AGENCY Your Complete Variety Store Save Life and Property 117 North Main Nashville Main Street Nashville RANDALL LUMBER COMPANY CITIZENS ELEVATOR COMPANY Grains, Seeds, Feeds, Coal, Tile, Fence, and Post Nashville Vermontville 653-8741 259-7725 PENNOCK'S CONCRETE PRODUCTS Nashville Concrete and Light Weight Blocks Cement and Road Gravel A Style for Every Taste A Price for Every Purse PAT GILMORE JEWELER 102 E. State Street Hastings, Michigan WHERE TO SHOP MONTGOMERY WARDS WHEELER'S CITY SERVICE Retail and Catalog Store Nashville, Michigan Hastings, Michigan a% Catalog Ph. Retail Ph . Wl 5-3066 Wl 5-2954 . y SOUTH END FOOD AND BEVERAGE VOG'TS FUNERAL HOME Gerry and Loren Dingman V + Nashville Vermontville 188 E. Main 204 N . 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Phone CL 9-3261 Vermontville, Michigan Michigan National Bank Banking That is Building Michigan Vermontville Charlotte WHERE TO SHOP WILLIAM STANTON DOUSE'S DRUGS AND JEWELRY Real Estate Broker, Auctioneering Your Friendly Rexall Store Vermontville, Michigan Prescriptions—Toiletries Hallmark Cards—Gifts Nashville OL 3-2581 Phone CL 9-3368 CL 9-3338 j exaff JOHNSON'S FURNITURE The Yearbook Staff Wants to Thank Stop In and See You for Buying Your 1965 Harry and Jerry MAVAHIAN. MICHIGAN MAGNETICS. INC. Compliments of Michigan Magnetics, Inc. Vermontville, Michigan Index ACKETT, L.--61 BETTS, B.--82 ACKETT, M.--63 BETTS, D.--61 ACKETT, M.--89 BLAKE, B.--77 ACKLEY, L.--72 BLOMMER, A.--63 ADMINISTRATION— BOARD OF EDUCATION 19-32 —22 ADRIANSON, J.--76 BOLTON, D.--61 ADRIANSON, P.--89 BOOMER, V.--61 ADVE RTI SI NC - -100-107 BOSWORTH, J.--82 ALDRICH, J.--63 BOUCHARD, D.--82 ALDRICH, J .--61 BOUCHTON, C.--63 ALLEN, B.--82 BOWEN, C.--89 ALLEN, D.--61 BOWEN, J.--72 ALLEN, K.--76 BOWMAN, J.--61 ALLEN, M.--60 BOYD, J.--60 ALLEN, R.—61 BROWN, R.--61 ALL-SCHOOL FAIR- BROWNE, M.--82 68,7 BRUCE, D.—89 AMES, H.--76 BUELL, B.--82 ANDREWS, L.--61 BUELL, C.--63 APPLE MAN, N.--76 BURD, A.--82 ARNOLD, J.--26 BURD, M.--82 ATHLETICS--47-58 BURD, R.--82 AUMICK, K.--82 BURD, S.--61 AUSTIN, G.—76 BURD, T.--72 AUSTIN, J.—82 BURD, W.--63 AUSTIN, M.--61 BUS DRIVERS—31 AUSTIN, P.--61 BYRD, R.--72 BAAS, H.--60 CARPENTER, B.--61 BABCOCK, F.--89 CARPENTER, D.--28 BABCOCK, V.--63 CARPENTER, H.--61 BACKE, B.--20 CARPENTER, L.--72 BAHS, G.--63 CARRICAN, D.--72 BAHS, J.--89 CARRIGAN, D.—82 BAKER, C.--76 CARROLL, P.--82 BAKER, D.—76 CATES, S.--61 BAKER, S.--61 CHAFFEE, R.--61 BAND, SR. HIGH--44,45 CHEAL, R.--63 JR. HIGH--66 CHEERLEADERS BANKS, E.--76 VARSITY—56 BANKS, J.--89 CHEESEMAN, C.--77 BANKS, K.--76 JR. VARSITY--57 BARLOND, P.--61 8TH GRADE--71 BARLOND, P.--72 7TH GRADE--70 BARRETTE, C.--61 CHEESEMAN, E.--63 BARRETTE, J.--72 CHEESEMAN, I.--77 BARRETTE, M.--89 CHEESEMAN, J.--72 BARRETTE, R.--82 CHESNEY, D.--63 BARTON, M.--76 CHESS-37 BASKETBALL CHILDS, D.--72 VARSITY--50 CHILDS, R.--89 JR. VARSITY--51 CHILDS, T.--63 FRESHMAN--51 CHORUS--43,67 8TH GRADE--71 CHRISTIANSEN, E.--25 7TH GRADE--70 CHRISTMAN, B.--89 INTRAMURAL--55 CLEMENS, D.--77 BASSETT, D,—61 COGSWELL, M.—90 BAXTER, C.--31 COLE, V.--31 BEARD, J.--82 COLLIER, R.--90 BEEBE, C.--72 COOK, F.--61 BEEBE, C.--82 COOK, L.--61 BEECHER, R.--61 COOK, M.--77 BELCHER, G.--61 COOKS BELCHER, L.--77 SR. HIGH—32 BELL, M.--72 JR. HIGH--69 BELSON, B.--82 CORBIN, C.--72 BELSON, B.--89 COTTON, H.--64 BELSON, S.--63 COUSINS, B.--72 BENEDICT, A.--82 COUSINS, M.--61 BENEDICT, C.—89 CRABTREE, S.—72 BENEDICT, K.--63 CRANER, B.--31 BENEDICT, L.--61 CRANSON, B.--82 BENTON, C.--31 CRANSON, B.--82 BENTON, D.--69 CRANSON, C.--64 CRANSON, E.--72 FOUTS, C.--77 CRANSON, J.--77 FOUTS, W.--72 CRANSON, M.--61 FOX, K.--64 CROSS, R.--82 FOX, L.--61 CUSTODIANS FOX, T.--83 SR. HIGH--32 FRAZIER, L.--77 JR. HIGH--69 FRAZIER, W.--61 DAGLER, B.--64 FRENCH, C.--83 DANIELS, D.--90 FRENCH, S.--77 DANIELS, M.—64 FRESHMEN—72-76 DAVIS, W.--26 FRIDDLE, D.--64 DEBATE--39 FRIDDLE, S.--83 DECKER, A.--72 FRITH, B.—74 DECKER, D.--82 FRITH, P.--77 DECKER, K.--61 FROST, E.--31 DEGNER, H.--90 FROST, J.--83 DELONG, G.—82 FURLONG, D.--73 DEMOND, J.—72 FURLONG, F.--61 DEMOND, R.--82 FURLONG, J.--73 DENNIS, B.--72 FFA--40 DENNIS, J.--64 FHA--40 DENNIS, K.--82 FNA--41 DIES, B.--61 FT A--41 DIES, C .--64 CAEDERT, J.--77 DIES, C .--77 GAEDERT, P.--90 DIES, S.--61 GAEDERT, S.--61 DI LUNER, C .--61 GAGNE, D.--73 DI LUNER, R.--72 GAGNE, R.--73 DING MAN, L.--72 GANN, J.--61 EXPERT, D.--61 GARDNER, D.—77 DIPERT, D.--64 GARDNER, L.--90 DOUSE, K.--64 GARDNER, N.--77 DOUSE, S.--82 CARLINGER, J.--83 DOWNING, D.--61 CARLINCER, J.--90 DOWNING, D.--61 CARN, R.--61 DOWNING, D.--72 GARVEY, B.--77 DUNHAM, D.--64 GARVEY, N.--64 DUNHAM, F.--72 GEHMAN, E.--22 EASTMAN, B.--77 GIBBS, W.—26,29 EASTMAN, M.--77 GIBSON, G.—78 EATON, P.--64 GIBSON, G.--90 EATON, S.--72 GIBSON, R.--64 EATON, S.--90 GLADDING, E.--78 EBERSOLE, B.--77 GLADDING, N.--61 EEXCK, B.--83 GOFORTH, J.—64 EIGHTH GRADE--63-65 GOFORTH, P.--78 ELDRED, C.--64 GOODENOUGH, H.--90 ELDRED, D.--77 CORDENSKI, H.--64 E LUST ON, B.--90 GOULD, B.--78 ELUSTON, D.--31 GOULD, W.--73 ELUSTON, J.—77 GRADUATION—96 EVANS, P.--64 GRAHAM, A.--83 EVANS, S.—77 GRAHAM, D.--91 EVERT, D.--61 GRAHAM, R.--73 EWING, G.--90 GRAHAM, S.--74 FACULTY GRAHAM, S.--83 SR. HIGH--23-27 GRANT, P.--73 JR. HIGH--60 GRANT, P.--83 FELDER, R.--64 GRAY, J.--83 FIRSTER, G.--23 GRAY, J.--91 FISHER, D.--64 GREEN, D.--78 FISHER, G.--31 GREEN GIANT DANCE FOLTS, C.—77 --10 FOOTBALL GREEN, S.--83 VARSITY--48 GROSS, J.--83 JR. VARSITY—49 GROSS, J.—83 FOOTE, C.--77 GUIDANCE STAFF--42 FOOTE, D.--64 CULCH, B.--78 FOOTE, K.--61 GUSEY, D.--73 FOOTE, S.--61 GUTCHESS, G.--91 FORENSICS--37 HALL, T.--69 FOSTER, D.--61 HALUWILL, E.--83 FOSTER, K.--72 HALUWILL, J.--83 FOSTER, L.--77 HA LU WILL, L.--64 108 HAMILTON, 0.--24 HAMP, I.—24 HAMPTON, G.--73 HANSEN, M.--61 HANSEN, S.--78 HANSEN, S.--91 HARDART, D.--83 HARD ART, N.--83 HARMON, P.--78 HARP, J. 61 HARP, J. 78 HARP, K.--83 HARRINGTON, R.--61 HARRINGTON, T.--73 HARRIS, S.--78 HARRISON, S.--60 HAWKINS, D.--78 HEINISCH, K.--64 HEINZE, J .--91 HEINZE, J.—91 HEINZE, P.--73 HEINZE, R.--83 HELSEL, H.--83 HENDERSON, G.--29,60 HERMAN, J.--61 HICKEY, B.--73 HIGDON, B.—83 HIGDON, V.--83 HIGH, C.--73 HILL, J.—91 HINCKLEY, D.--64 HINCKLEY, H.--61 HINCKLEY, S.--61 HLAVAC, B.--28 HOFFMAN, V.--83 HOFFMAN, V.—83 HOKANSON, L.--83 HOKANSON, L.—84 HOMAN, J.--73 HOMAN, N.--61 HOMECOMING--6 HOOK, V.—78 HOSE, D.--64 HOUSLER, L.--23 HOWE, R.—78 HOWE, K.--91 HOXIE, G.--84 HUBKA, C.--73 HUBKA, D.--64 HUBKA, D.—73 HUBKA, H.--84 HUCKENDUBLER, C.--78 HUFF, M.--84 HUFFMAN, E.--61 HUFFMAN, F.--73 HUFFMAN, K.--78 HUFFORD, J.—64 HUFFORD, N.--61 HULBERT, B.--64 HULL, J.—64 HULSEBOS, L.--84 HULSEBOS, R.--64 HUMMEL, C.--64 HUMMEL, D.--78 HUMMEL, D.--91 HUMMEL, J.—78 HUMMEL, P.--64 HUMMEL, S.--78 HUNT, B.--91 HUNT, W.--84 HYATT, L.--64 IMES, G.--91 IMHOFF, L.--84 INDEX--108-110 ISON, J.—61 ISON, W.--27 JARVEY, E.—22 JENSEN, C.—62 JOHNCOCK, J.—62 JOHNCOCK, S.--78 JOHNCOCK, S.--84 JOHNSON, D.--64 JONES, D.--78 JONES, E.--91 JONES, M.--92 J OPPIE, P.--62 J OPPIE, S.--64 JORDON, C.--73 JORDON, H.—64 JOURNALISM—35 JR. HIGH—59-71 JR. HIGH DANCES—67 JR. PLAY—8 JR.-SR. PROM--17 JUNIOR--82-86 KANE, K.--62 KANE, K.--78 KANE, P.--84 KEESLER, P.--62 KEESLER, R.—73 KELLOGG, S.--78 KELLOGG, T.--73 KELSEY, D.--78 KENYON, M.--62 KILGORE, D.--62 KILL, A.—84 KILPATRICK, M.—92 KING, C.—22 KIRK, R.--29,60 KIVELA, M.—25,60 KIVELA, P.--20,21 KNAPP, R.--92 KRUGER, H.--84 KRUGER, M.--92 LAKE, B.--64 LAKE, D.--62 LAKE, G.--84 LASEMAN, A.—73 LASEMAN, P.--62 LATTA, M.--64 LATTA, S.--64 LATTA, S.--78 LAURIE, S.--92 LEHMAN, W.--78 LEINAAR, J.—73 LEWIS, S.--62 LEWIS, S.--92 LIBRARY STAFF--42 LIEBHAUSER, K.--92 UND, D.--79 LINDBERG, D.--62 LINDBERC, D.--79 LINDBERG, L.--73 UNK, L.—79 LINK, R.--84 LI NS LEY, A.--64 LINSLEY, B.--79 LINSLEY, G.--62 LOFT, C.—62 LOYD, L.—65 LUNDSTRUM, C.--92 LUNDSTRUM, V.--65 LURSEMA, S.--92 MAHAR, J.—92 MAHSENY, S.--62 MAKLEY, B.--31 MAKLEY, D.--31 MARISCH, T.--62 MARSH, B.—79 MARSH, L.--92 MARSHALL, D.—62 MARSHALL, D.--92 MARTIN, A.—93 MARTIN, C.--84 MARTIN, M.--79 MASON, H.--31 MASON, J.—62 MASON, R.--84 MATER, L.--73 MATHEMATICS--2 6 MAURER, S.--93 McCOLLUM, L.--79 McCRIMMON, C.--79 McCRIMMON, G.--65 McCRIMMON, J.—65 McCRIMMON, L.--73 McELVAINE, J.--79 McINTYRE, D.--62 McMILLEN, B.--74 McMILLEN, M.--84 McPherson, H.--93 McVEY, D.--65 McVEY, G.—84 McWhorter, T.--74 MEAD, R.--74 MEAL , K.--79 MILLER, D.--79 MILLER, J.—74 MILLER, S.--62 MIX, C.--62 MIX, J.—84 MONTGOMERY, G.--27 MOON, L.--65 MOORE, 0.--65 MOORE, S.--84 MORRISON, H.--93 MURPHY, S.--93 MUSIC—27 MUSSER, D.--65 MUSSER, L.--31 MYERS, D.--93 MYERS, Dr. T.--22 MYERS, R.--62 NAT'L. HONOR SOCIETY --36 NELSON, E.--65 NELSON, K.--62 NELSON, L.--65 NEWMAN, J.—79 NEWMAN, M.--65 NORRIS, C.--84 NORRIS, S.--65 NORTON, C.—74 NORTHRUP, D.--69 NORTHRUP, I.--60 NORTHRUP, L.—79 OASTER, B.--62 OASTER, B.--79 OFFICE STAFF--42 OLESON, T.--84 OLMSTEAD, R.--79 OLSEN, D.--65 OLSON, S.--84 ORGANIZATIONS -33-46 PARKER, B.--79 PARKER, C.--62 PARKER, C.—74 PARKER, D.--84 PARR, M.--65 PARR, M.--93 PARR, S.—79 PARSONS, G.—65 PARSONS, L.—84 PARTRIDGE, C.--79 PENNOCK, B.--62 PENNOCK, D.--79 PENNOCK, R.--79 PEP CLUB—46 PHYSICAL EDUCATION --29,54 PIERCE, B.—79 PIERCE, C.--84 PIERCE, J.--74 PIERCE, R.--65 PIERCE, S.--62 PILLARS, D.--62 PITCHER, S.--65 PIXLEY, C.--74 PIXLEY, G.--32 PLANCK, H.--62 PLAUNT, J.—62 POTTER, M.--62 POWERS, S.--79 PRIDDY, D.—32 PRIDDY, S.—62 PRINCIPAL SR. HIGH—21 JR. HIGH—60 PTA CARNIVAL—68 PUFPAFF, B.--85 PURCHIS, E.--65 QUICK, T.—79 QUICK, B.--85 RAMSEY, D.--74 RASEY, D.--79 RASEY, J.--65 RAY, B.--74 RAYMOND, K.--65 REDDEN, R.--62 REDMAN, L.--85 REID, A.--85 REID, B.--74 REID, B.--79 REID, C.--93 REID, D.--65 REID, G.--65 REID, J.—79 REID, J.--85 REID, N.--74 REID, R.--31 RICHARDSON, R.--35 RICHMOND, S.--85 RICHTER, J.—79 RIDDLE, J.--65 RINEHART, F.--21 RIPLEY, C.--93 RIPLEY, P.—65 RIPLEY, T.--65 ROBERTS, G.--62 ROBERTSON, B.--93 ROCKWELL, A.—85 ROD GUN CLUB--69 ROOT, C.--65 ROOT, C.--74 ROOT, C.--93 ROOT, M.—74 ROOT, M.--85 ROOT, R.--79 ROSE, D.--65 ROSE, K.--65 ROSE, V.—85 RUFFNER, L.--62 RUGG, D.--62 RUGG, T.—79 RUSSELL, L.--62 SADIE HAWKINS DANCE — 14 SAGE, P.—74 SATTERLEE, G.--62 SATTERLY, N.--62 109 SATTERLY, S.--94 SAUNDERS, S.—94 SCHANTZ, C.--74 SCHANTZ, C.--94 SCHAUB, J.--85 SCHOOL LIFE--5-18 SCHOOL SERVICES--27 SCHRIVER, L.--85 SCHUTTS, K.--31 SCHWAB, F.--74 SCHWAB, J.--85 SCHWAB, R.--62 SCIENCE--26 SCOTT, B.--62 SCOTT, F.—80 SCOTT, S.--80 SEBRELL, P.--60 SECRETARIES--20,21 SELLECK, B.--28 SENIORS—88-96 SEVENTH GRADE--6-63 SHAFFER, F.--74 SHAFFER, S.--94 SHANCE, L.--80 SHANCE, R.--62 SHANECK, J.—94 SHANECK, M.--74 SHATTUCK, B.--65 SHATTUCK, D.--62 SHATTUCK, G.--94 SHAW, G.--65 SHAW, G.--74 SHAW, J.—74 SHAW, L.--62 SHAW, M.--94 SHAW, T.--74 SHAW, W.--65 SHELDON, J.—65 SHERMAN, P.--62 SHETENHELM, T.--94 SHILTON, A.—94 SHILTON, D.--80 SHILTON, F.--31 SHILTON, R.--74 SHIPMAN, D.--80 SHOOK, P.--62 SHOWALTER, P.--62 SIMMONS, A.—85 SIMMONS, E.--80 SIMMONS, J.—74 SIMMONS, P.--94 SIXBERRY, M.--65 SKEDGELL, A.--94 SKEDGELL, J.--80 SKEDGELL, K.--74 SKEDGELL, N.--80 SKEDGELL, S.--94 SKEDGELL, W.--32 SKIDMORE, G.--62 SKIDMORE, G.--95 SLADE, L.--75 SLADE, R.--95 SLOCUM, D.--75 SLOCUM, J.--80 SLOCUM, T.--62 SMITH, D.--65 SMITH, D.--75 SMITH, D.—80 SMITH, D.--85 SMITH, E.--22 SMITH, J.—62 SMITH, J.—63 SMITH, N.—75 SMITH, P.--85 SMITH, R.--24 SMITH, R.--31 SNOW, B.--65 SNOW, G.—63 SNOW, L.--80 SNOW, N.--65 SNOW, R.—85 SNOWDEN, D.--85 SNOWDEN, J.—63 SNOWDEN, R.--75 SNYDER, M.--85 SOCIAL SCIENCE—23 SORREL, M.—26,29 SOPHOMORES--76-81 SOURS, S.--26 SOWLES, T.--85 SPEAKS, F.--95 SPEAKS, M.--80 SPICER, C.—95 SPICER, D.—63 SPICER, I.—63 SPICER, J.--80 SPICER, M.--75 SPIDEL, L.--65 SPIDEL, F.--80 SPITZER, R.--63 SR. PLAY—9 SR. SUMMARIES--97-99 SR. TOP TEN—88 SR. TRIP—99 STAIRS, D.—80 STAIRS, L.--75 STAIRS, R.--65 STAMBAUGH, G.--85 STANBAUGH, R.--65 STANTON, K.--85 STANTON, P.--65 STAUP, G.—63 STEELE, C.--75 STE1DLE, D.--63 STERLING, B.--80 STERLING, D.--65 STEWARD, A.--63 STEWARD, D.--65 STEWARD, D.--85 STEWARD, M.--75 STEWARD, N.--85 STEWARD, S.--63 STIERLEY, H.--95 STIERLEY, R.--75 STIFF LER, J.—95 STIFFLER, L.--75 STINE, D.--80 STINE, S.--65 STOEL, R.--28 STROHM, K.—85 STUDENT COUNCIL SR. HIGH--38 JR. HIGH--68 SUNTKEN, D.--86 SUPERINTENDENT--20 SWAN, D.—63 SWAN, D.--86 SWAN, G.--80 SWAN, J.—65 SWAN, L.--65 SWEET, E.--80 SWEET, G.--63 SWEET, R.--65 SWEETHEART BALL- -11 SWICER, M.--32 SYKORA, S.--27 SYLVESTER, F.—63 SYRUP FESTIVAL—12,13 TABLE OF CONTENTS--4 TEFFT, S.--65 TERPENING, B.--63 TERPENINC, J .--80 TERPENING, J.--80 TERPENING, K.--65 THOMASON, B.--86 THOMASON, L.--80 THOMASON, P.--63 THOMPSON, C.--75 THOMPSON, P.—80 THOMPSON, S.--63 THOMPSON, S.--75 THOMPSON, V.--63 THOMSON, L.--80 THORNTON, T.--63 THRUN, C.--31 THRUN, D.—75 THRUN, K.--80 TODD, M.—75 TODD, N.—81 TODD, R.—75 TONKIN, S.--86 TOWNSEND, B.--32 TOWNSEND, G.--65 TOWNSEND, J.—95 TRACK--53 TROWBRIDGE, B.--63 TROWBRIDGE, K.--75 TRCWBRIDCE, R.--81 TUTTLE, P.--81 TYLER, K.--65 VANAUKEN, T.--95 VAN BLARCOM, M.—65 VANNESTE, D.--63 VARKOLY, G.--81 VARKOLY, M.--65 VIELE, D.--75 VIELE, J.—22 VIELE, J.—95 VIELE, M.--63 VLICK, H.—63 VLIEK, D.—65 VLIEK, D.—75 VOCATIONAL ARTS—24,25 WALL, J.—86 WALL, J.—86 WEBB, R.--86 WEEKS, L.--81 WEI LER, N.--65 WEI LER, N.--65 WEI LER, R.--21 WELLS, D.--93 WELLS, R.--69 WELLS, S.--75 WELLS, S.--81 WELLS,T.—63 WELLS, T.--63 WENTWORTH, C.--60 WENTWORTH, T.—27,60 WEST, B.--81 WHEATON, V.--63 WHITAKER, J.—75 WHITAKER, L.--95 WHITMAN, C.--75 WHITMAN, W.--60 WHITMORE, 0.--81 WHITMORE, T.--63 WILLIAMS, C.--86 WILLIAMS, D.--65 WILLIAMS, K.--65 WILLIAMS, K.--65 WILLIAMS, M.--81 WILMORE, C.--75 WILMORE, R.--63 WINNIE, N.--63 WISER, I.--95 WISER, J.--63 WISER, M.--63 WOLCOTT, H.—65 WOLCOTT, R.--63 WOLFE, L.--96 WOLFF, C.--20 WOOD, D.--65 WOOD, L.--75 WOODARD, V.—63 WOUDSTRA, J.--63 WRIGGLESWORTH, C. 96 WRIGHT, D.—65 WRIGHT, G.—65 WRIGHT, G.--75 WRIGHT, L.--63 WRIGHT, R.--65 WRIGHT, S.--81 WYANT, D.--76 WYBLE, M.--86 WYNES, J.—23,29 WYNES, M.--28,29 YEARBOOK SR. HIGH--34 JR. HIGH—68 YEOMANS, D.--86 YOST, B.—81 YOUNG, P. 76 YOUNG, S.--76 ZELLERS, J.--96 ZEMKE, R.--22 110 The Mavahian staff would like to thank the faculty and students for their co - operation and help. We sincerely thank Miss Smith for her assistance and ad- vice. And, in closing, we express our ap- preciation to all members of the staff. Merlene Jones Suzanne Murphy m Autographs 112